Description
This Do What You Love neon sign pop art hex tile delivers its message in the most appropriately vivid way possible — bold teal and green neon tubing spelling out four words that glow against a dark, wood-textured background with the warm, slightly blurred intensity of actual neon in a dark room. The letters are chunky and capital, the glow is real, and the message is the kind that lands differently depending on where you are in life when you read it.
Unlike the hustle culture version of this sentiment, there’s something genuinely grounding about seeing it rendered in neon — that classic medium of bars, diners, and late nights that has always carried a sense of permission rather than pressure. Do what you love. Not grind. Not hustle. Just do the thing you love.
It belongs in a creative studio, a home office, a workshop, a music room, an art space, or anywhere that work and passion live in the same room. Pair it with POP006 for a creative manifesto wall, or browse our full Pop Art collection.
This is a licensed art reproduction. This tile is UV printed on 1/8″ Baltic birch wood for a warm, natural finish that makes the colors pop. The back is engraved with the HexWallTiles website. It comes as a standalone tile — you can use sticky tack to apply it directly to your wall, or pair it with one of our hexagon frames for a more finished look. Frames, necklaces, and all other hexagon accessories are sold separately.
Wondering where to hang it? HexWallTiles work beautifully in a home office, bedroom, or living room. Hang a single tile as a standalone statement piece, cluster several together for a gallery wall effect, or wind them down a hallway for something truly unexpected. The hex shape means every arrangement looks intentional — there are no wrong choices.
Made in small batches from natural materials here in Springfield, Missouri. Please allow for slight variation between tiles — that’s part of what makes each one unique and handmade.
Sizes available: 1.5″, 3″, 6″, and 12″ width.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.